Carson High School - Carneta Yearbook (Carson City, NV)

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RAINER OUR FOREIGN EXCHANGE STUDENT Bo n on July 27 l94O n Lmz h Capatol of Upper Austrra Ratner grew up un Vordrdort a small agrrculture village When he was erght years old, Ratner moved RAINER BERGTHALER to Gmunden county, seat of the Salzkammer gut whlch :san Alpme area of about 2 OOO square mules wnth a few glacaers and many pretty lakes attractnng many tourlsts Ratner after fnnlshnng elementary school an Gmunden on the Traunlake attended the gymnaslum for erght years and graduated from thus school In June l959 After worklng at a blast furnace for two months he left Austria Sponsored by the Carson Cnty Rotary Club, he had the unique chance to vlsut the United States for one year and to see the Winter Olymplcs nn Squaw Valley Whale attendrng Carson Hugh h stayed with various tamllres When Ratner returns to Austria, he plans to serve In the army for one year and then enter college rn Vlenna, where he intends to study some phase of engmeerrng Hrs hobbies Include swnmmlng, mountaineering, salllng, rock cllmblng skung and photography It has been a prlvllege for the students of Carson High School to be fortunate enough to have an exchange student luke Ratner. 42 . . r , ,I ,te I , . I I , . I I , . . ,e I I . .

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Senior: Claaa Play A I 's X!

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SENIOR CLASS HISTORY In the year T947 the class ofl96O began Its long road to maturlty and success From kunder garten to slxth grade the class enloyed the addltlon of new students while regretfullyseeung old friends depart to different homes and schools In the seventh grade they enloyed varlous science and history prolects Thelr year IH the eughth grade was highlighted by three very successful plays Tom Sawyer, The Lnttle Red Schoolhouse, and Lufe with Father As they enthuslastlcally looked forward to hugh school, theur vnews radncally changed, at least during the first week, when they were confronted wnth anltlatlon The students experience In dramatucs proved to be a valuable asset, because the class was proclaumed to have put on the best assembly wuth thelr repeat performance of The Little Red Schoolhouse As sophomores they felt more a part of Carson Hugh than mere skeptical freshmen Their study habits began to form properly In order that they mrght achieve their Individual goals The outstandang event of their lunuor year was the Junuor Sensor Prom Since the class was the wealthuest, they were able to carry out successfully the theme, Apple Blossom Tnme At last they became seniors and enloyed grvlng the freshmena bad time durlng nnltlatuon Their senior play Nothing but the Truth was given In November As they stepped from the platform holding thelrdlplomas thelrfuture llfe would be determined by howwell they developed theur capabslutles In the past four years Thus, the history of the classof T960 came to :ts close, and each of the members set out to make a new hlstory for hlmself 43 I . - . . 1 . . - . . - . . . . . . - . n . - , . . . . . . . . f . - . . . 1 . 1 . . . - . . . . . . . . - - . . ' II ' II 0 . . . II 1 II . - . . . . . . . . I I ' . . . . . . I . . . . . f .